Colorado B.S. Thread

You're late.

 

I think the other 2 I have now will cover what this does.

 

Which two do you have? I'm unsure which one I prefer

 

Hmmm should I go to Stevenson toyota west or mountain states.... to check my frame rust.....

 

Mountain States hands down unless you want Jace to look at it if he's still at Stevenson. Stevenson sucks otherwise.

Or Groove

 

I have the Yorktown Tool roll (@Coop68 does too) and just ordered the Triple Paine Tool Carry using @Giffmann link yesterday.

 

Do the flexible socket rails fit in them both?

 

I had to trim the last 3 socket tabs off the flexi thing from Jake (which were unused anyways) to fit in the Yorktown roll.

 

Scheduled for the 10th of October........

Now the question is do I paint it temporarily

 

Spray it will salt solution daily

 

Can I re route my washer nozzles to the spot and then fill th reservoir with brine?

If this does qualify for replacement, will my prinsu rack come before the frame does?

 

I'm sure you could manage that with a couple of hose extensions.

Probably not, and if it does, half your parts will be missing because they gave them to someone else(or forgot to order bare parts and sent everything for powdercoat). You'll get yours when you get them and don't bother asking

 

Helloooooooooooooooooooooo Colorado!!!

 

Best part of my week!!

 

Next Tuesday, I am making a visit to Capt Jack!

 

Closer inspection, the rust goes into the frame....... yay

 

So the pry bar method worked?

 

@crolison I'll be interested to see how this plays out. I had my frame inspected a few years ago and it passed like I expected it to (no perforations, etc.). I didn't have anything near as bad as the scaling you first showed, but there was plenty of surface rust inside and out. Then last year I drove 1200 miles during a winter storm that seemed like I was constantly behind a salt truck on wet roads, and then a fair chunk of the return wasn't much better. Despite spraying out the undercarriage a couple of times in between and after getting back, it got worse in a hurry, to the point that the truck started 'bleeding' rust onto the garage floor over the next couple of months whenever it was wet out.